[June] What Are You Reading?

[Mark CMG]

Terry Pratchett's Night Watch

 

[Nellisir]

Finished Fall of Hyperion. Enjoyed it. Reading Mistborn right now. Also read a few short stories in the interm. Was with family in NH, and didn't get a lot of reading done. Mistborn actually is taking longer to read than I've gotten used to, which is rather nice.

 

[Deuce Traveler]

I enjoyed the Mistborn series, and am glad that the author is rescuing the Wheel of Time series. I am looking for a used copy of Terry Pratchett's Snuff as soon as I find one at my local used bookstore. As a poster said above, Pratchett's Discworld series is always dependable for good writing.

 

[Crothian]

We lost power yesterday and today so I had time to sit back and read. I went with Zombies, Frankenstein, and Dracula.

I read Feed which is the best zombie book I've read so far. It does a great job explaining the plague instead of ignoring the cause and more importantly it shows mankind adapting and living in a world of the zombie.

I also read a pair of Saberhagen books that deal with the monster's side of classic stories. It was the Frankenstein Papers and the Vampire Tape. They were okay, nothing great.

 

[IronWolf]

City of the Fallen Sky by Tim Pratt. A Pathfinder Tales novel.

 

[John Q. Mayhem]

We lost power yesterday and today so I had time to sit back and read. I went with Zombies, Frankenstein, and Dracula.

I read Feed which is the best zombie book I've read so far. It does a great job explaining the plague instead of ignoring the cause and more importantly it shows mankind adapting and living in a world of the zombie.

I also read a pair of Saberhagen books that deal with the monster's side of classic stories. It was the Frankenstein Papers and the Vampire Tape. They were okay, nothing great.

The sequels to The Dracula Tape are far better. An Old Friend of the Family and Thorn in particular are good, although I found The Holmes Dracula File deeply lacking despite my general love of Saberhagen.